Taylor Football Officials Placed Under Monongahela Valley Division
West Virginia Football Officials Association adopts a six section plan with Monongahela Valley headed by first vice president Patrick A. Tork. Officials in several counties will affiliate with the Monongahela Valley Division and attend a September meeting at Jackson's Mill with WV High School Athletics Rules Clinic. Members must affiliate with the state association to officiate WV high school contests and send dues and forms to Patrick A. Tork and Bill Fugitt.
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Mountaineers Move Friday To Jackson's Mill
Morgantown WV. As the Tri sday Zero hour for grid progtch at West Virginia University approached, Coach Art Lewis and his staff completed last minute preparations for Friday's squad movement to the State 4 H Camp at Jackson's Mill near Weston. The Mountaineer squad, 41 players strong, will set up camp there for the next 38 days. Lewis, starting his first term as head coach, will move the team into hard work with a full practice schedule starting at 3 p.m. Returning to Jackson's Mill after a year's absence, the Mountaineers prepare for a demanding training period.
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Mountaineers Camp Schedule and Roster Changes
Taineers will depart from University campus at 8 a.m. and reach the camp for lunch. All invited players report on schedule. Halfback Jimmy Price of Welch, 155 pound junior, joins to replace Bill Wiltrout who left for professional baseball. Mountaineers drill twice daily with Sundays off. Scrimmage dates set for Sept 9 in Clark and Sept 13 in Weston. Harrictt County Alumni chapters organize games.
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Seeks Lifting Of Suspension On Grid Team
Charleston Ashland Kentucky high school seeks reversal of a 30 day suspension on Stonewall Jackson High School football team. Ashland principal H T Bilis wrote W R Fuaitt executive secretary of the West Virginia high school athletic association. Ellis said the suspension remains.
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Pirates Bow to Giants in 10-5 Route
Pittsburgh’s cellar Pirates, out of pennant race, lost 10-5 to the New York Giants before 13,850 fans. Giants broke it open with five runs on five hits and an error in the fifth inning to back Larry Jansen in his 14th win against 10 losses.
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Surviving Round in Mason and Dixon Women’s Golf Championship
Rainy first round whittled 32 entrants to 16 in the Mason and Dixon Women’s Golf Championship at White Sulphur Springs. Diana King of Wheeling and Rosa Fee Baird of Colerain advanced, with Mrs. Lyle Bowman of Portland the medalist and favorite. Rex Hooker defeated R F Stiner 6 and 4 to reach the next round.
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Ashland Revenue Loss Tied to Suspended Practice
Ashland faced more than seven thousand dollars in expected revenue as a stone wall suspension for an illegal practice prior to August 21 affected scheduled games. Logan, Ashland, East Bank and Webtur saw cancellations within the suspension period, with Logan Booster club previously warning the suspension would cost about four thousand dollars.
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Truman Takes Time Out For A Ball Game
President Truman attended a baseball game at Griffith Stadium in Washington with Mrs. Truman. The Washington Senators beat the Detroit Tigers 5 to 4, marking his first game attended since April.
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Kyle Rote Tops 1949 SC-12 TDs for SMU
SMU star Kyle Rote scored more touchdowns in the 1949 season than any other player in the Southwest Conference-12. The record highlights his scoring prowess and SMU's offensive showing that year.
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